eric: morning. eric: i'm meeting geologists ittai gavrieli and gidon baer.they're going to take me down the dry river beds to check their equipment. dr. gidon baer: there, those cracks are an indication that we are approaching a sinkhole area. just beyond that sinkhole, we have a camera. eric: these scientists have been studying this area for a decade, especially the flash floods that rush through here. gidon: and we are just now getting to our camera. it is a time-lapse camera. eric: the cameras are placed all over the floodplain, waiting to capture footage of these flood events. gidon: every winter, we get flash floods, and flash floods generally used to flow directly to the dead sea, but since a few sinkholes formed along the river beds, flash floods started to be swallowed into those sinkholes and dissolve the salt layer, the 20-meter-deep salt layer, and make their way eastwards towards the dead sea, but underground. at the beginning, we really didn't know where they came out, but 20, 2013, we started seeing that these waters come out in other sinkholes

eric? eric: yeah. that so it's not used for partisan political purposes that are false. christina, thank you. arthel? arthel: the cost car -- oscar-winning actress behind a notorious big screen villain has died. >> everybody did -- >> everybody? who did? you tell me who did. arthel: louise fletcher won an academy award for best actress in 1976 for her role in one flew over the cuckoo's nest. fletcher got her start with small roles on hit tv shows like perry mason and maverick. she eventually gave up on acting to start a family, but fletcher and her husband returned to los angeles in 1974 where she was cast in her life-changing role alongside jack nicholson. fletcher's family says she died in her sleep at her house in southern france. louise fletcher was 88 years old. oh, what's this? the sofia vergara collection at america's best? wow, amazing styles and unbelievable prices? now that's quite the duo. get two pairs of sofia vergara frames plus a free exam for $89.95 for a limited time at america's best.

eric. eric: remarkable few days.rthel. arthel: never forget 9/11 or the queen. thanks for joining us. ♪ ♪ >> tonight we remember the september 11th attacks 21 years since terrorists targeted our homeland and killed nearly 3,000 people. from ground zero where tonight lights will beam up to the sky, to the pentagon, a a flag unfurling at sunrise in honor of the 184 people who died in 2001. hello, everyone. i'm alicia acuna along

eric? eric: politicians across the country and the ideological spectrum attending the texas tribune fest evalthis weekend. among -- festival this weekend. governor glenn youngkin predicts republicans will do well in the midterms because they've outperformed their democratic counterparts, but transportation secretary pete buttigieg saying that florida governor desantis, texas governor abbott, that they're spending -- sending migrantses to democratic cities is a, quote, stunt being done only to get attention. senior correspondent casey stegall live at the festival in austin. hey, casey. >> reporter: hey a, eric, good to see you. an awful lot of headliners. this is the final day of the event. it will wrap up a little bit later. politicos from both sides of the aisle, big republican names, big democrat names here at the texas tribune festival that has gotten larger with each year, and the timing also couldn't be more convenient with, of course, the midterms right around the corner. boy, they ha

eric. eric: migrant controversy becoming a bicoastal battle between california governor gavin nowsome and ron desantis. newsom is challenging desantis to a debate and it could be a preview of a bigger fight for the presidency, perhaps, in 2024. christina coleman live in los angeles with more on what newsom has in plan. haste, christina. christina: escalating tension between the two is leading to more speculation about political ambitions after ron desantis took credit to sending migrants to martha's vineyard and newsom sent letter to doj asking prosecutors to investigate whether this move was illegal. >> what ron desantis is doing is a disgrace and almost monstrous and i say that not heightly thoughtfully. he has kids and i have kids. you saw girls no older with his children, mine children and using it to fundraise. >> so the governor of california sent a letter to the department of justice saying you need to prosecute texas and florida governors and all i can say, i think his hair gel is i

eric?c: arthel, the white house confirming that president biden will a attended the queen's funeral for next monday, september 19th. meantime, the president continues to campaign here at home ahead of the midterms despite getting a bit of a cold shoulder from some democrats looking to distance can himself from his lingering low poll numbers though those poll numbers have been going up. gallup shows that the president is at the highest point so far this year. lucas tomlinson live at the white house with more on the president's plans. hi, lucas. >> reporter: earlier this week president biden was not planning to go to london. boris johnson was the prime minister and queen elizabeth was still the ruling monarch of britain. of course, all that that change changed. president biden says he's going to westminster abbey. >> are you going to the queen's funeral, sir? >> yes. i don't know what the details are yet, but i'll be going. >> reporter: have you called the king, sir? have you spoken to the ki

eric. eric: they do. back here at home the midterms approaching and some wander if the wind is in the sails of the democrats but are they being too confident, more on that as fox news live continues. eric: well, midterms are fast approaching, 52 days until election day. one of the most closely watched contest is for pennsylvania u.s. senate. that's where lieutenant governor and democratic nominee john fetterman is facing republican opponent mehmet oz. it's become a nasty race. there it is live joined by the state's other senator bob casey, fetterman is ramping up events hoping to convince voters he's healthy enough after stroke he suffered in may. the stroke could have taken my life he says and grateful for his wife for recognizing the warning signs. he didn't believe he was going to go off to another event. nate foy. >> fetterman has agreed to debate with dr. oz on october 25th, two weeks before election day and you mentioned concerns about health. let's pull up the live look. the key question is how is

thank you, eric.wharton ukraine is set to be a prime focus of the end united nations general assembly kicks off your new york this week. will vladimir putin be in for pleasant surprises when he hears with the world leader say? especially after china's president suddenly transferred money against him at his summit last week. at that meeting gave putin a rare public rebuke. the british ambassador to united states karen pierce also represented her nation at the un, joins us now. always good to see you, thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much for having me eric. good to see you. eric: good to see you print what you expect tomorrow the next two weeks the world leaders said that green marble podium and start speaking out about international peace what you think the say? >> i think they want to show the invasion of you ukraine continues to be illegal. it is not working. russia is not at risk from ukraine. russia started the war. not for its security. i think the photographs are what are possible gra

eric: thank you.izona say migrant buses giving sanctuary cities small taste of what their estate face everyday. new numbers show migrant encounters in the border topic the 2 million mark this fiscal year. smashing masters records. bill melugin is live in eagle pass, texas with more. >> good afternoon. century city's likely will have more buses heading their way because the numbers here are not stopping or slowing down. look at this video we shot this morning here in eagle pass, epicenter of the border crisis like clockwork everyday sunrise we get single groups who come across, this one about 200 in total, almost all of them single adults, most from cuba, venezuela and nicaragua but that paled in comparison to yesterday. look at this video, a little town outside of eagle pass, a bigger group of up to 100 migrants who came across at the same time against predominately single adults from cuba, as well and nicaragua, not subject to title 42 so most of them will be released into the united states. look at

hello eric. eric: i'm live at ground zero.e are remembering those lost on this day 21 years ago when the world trade center towers were left leveled on the attack on america by islamic terrorists. [moment of silence] eric: americans across the country remembering the nearly 8000 lives lost that day. vice president harris and the second gentleman attended here in manhattan as well as attorney general. president biden spoke at the pentagon. first lady spoken pennsylvania where united airlines flight went down. we will have much more on how the nation is marking the solemn day coming up throughout this hour. arthel: an emotional day indeed. a day to remember. mourners are paying tribute to queen elizabeth as her coffin makes the journey to the final resting place. it left scotland this morning and arrived less than an hour ago. jonathan is live in london. i want to ask you, how does it feel there? >> it feels as though there has been a marked shift in tone today. the official period of mourning began at the moment of the passing

eric: hello everyone thank you for joining us on the sunday i'm eric shawn. present biden's and governor desantis declaring a state of emergency in florida. the sunshine shape braces for tropical storm ian for that storm is forecast to start strengthening today are fox weather team coverage is coming up on the storm and what to expect in just a few minutes. >> the countdown to november 8 is on. just over six weeks to the midterms with control of the house and senate hanging in the balance. the latest on the high stakes of pennsylvania senate race and how the economy is dominating the conversation. but first, the latest on our southern border. alexis and mcadams is in eagle pass, alexis. >> hi arthel. we see it every single day here the southern border. hundreds of migrant showing up here walking right across the border into the united states. we are now learning about where they go once they are in the u.s. it depends on how much the migrants are willing to pay the cartel. the people willing to dish out or catching private planes to be smuggled across the u.s

lex arthel, eric, absolutely. a motion every day with this run up to the finals date funeral on monday for queen elizabeth ii. we are standing in front of westminster abbey. that is where the funeral will be held for just two or 300 yards to be on this is westminster hall parade that is at the houses of parliament. that is where queen elizabeth lies in state for the public has had a chance, is having a chance to view her. and a short time ago we witnessed an incredibly moving scene. the queens and grandchildren holding a vigil, about 15 minutes, for someone call her probably all call her dear granny including princes wiliam and harry as well as andrew, andrew and princess anne. eight and all. here he, as we all know has had some differences with the members of the royal family over the past years. that once again being put aside for this morning. for queen elizabeth. king charles in fact reportedly allowing today, harry who has stepped down officially from his royal duties, to wear his uniform. he served two tours

always a pleasure to see you, eric. california is facing record power demand amid extended heat wave and drought. more and more people are staying indoors with air conditioning. the price of power is being increased. prices are added to having your high in the states. california's firefighters have two major places to control. the fire is 27 kilometers in size. the rapid fire near the san fernando mountains is 4 square kilometers in size, though not yet under control. jerry bolsonaro has been mixing sermon-- jair bolsonaro has been mixing ceremony with campaigning to press forward his reelection bid. tension is still heightened in this campaign in brazil. bolsonaro is taken to wearing a bulletproof vest whilst out campaigning. opinion polls show him trailing his rival, lula da silva, head of the vote scheduled for october 2. reporter: in brasÍlia, president jair bolsonaro arrived wednesday morning for a massive military parade celebrating the 200th anniversary of results independence from portugal. anymore that what sho

eric herschmann. eric herschmann will obviously comply with a grand jury subpoenaed to testify in that case. and tell the grand jury, whatever he told donald trump about those documents. here is eric herschmann. fulfilling his duty as a witness for the january six committee. >> the day after he had remember what he called me but he started to ask me about a big deal in georgia but i said to him are you out of your mind? said i only want to hear two words coming out of your mouth from now on. orderly transition? get a great criminal defence lawyer going to need it. >> donald trump needs that more than ever -- at the same thing the new york times reporting at this hour tonight. that's more than the chances of donald trump being indicted have just skyrocketed. that is not the only breaking news in this case tonight. donald trump's lawyer said in writing tonight, just an hour ago that they're refusing to answer the question of whether donald trump to classified documents seized by the fbi at his florida h

eric: good to be with you. majority of these new funds were in fact raised last year, and this is our 12th year. these are early-stage and late-stage, so we have done quite well, and we have very loyal lp's we have been able to capture some new ones as well, so it has not been exceptionally hard. i would emerging that today, for a new party, it would be pretty difficult. emily: so, how is that changing macroenvironment changing your strategy and where you are going to place your bets? eric: we are quite well-known for our consumer companies, companies like warby parker and casper and many others. but in more recent years, we have also been very focused on b2b, enterprise software. we are less known for that, but we do have have our investments in those areas. those are at the moment very exciting, and we are looking forward to balancing our consumer business with our b2b business. emily: venture capitalists are announcing big funds left and right, but it seems like there's not a lot of places to put this money.

eric: heated pennsylvania senate race getting more intense.n the lindell fee bethlehem pennsylvania yesterday. he blasted his republican opponent. it is getting kind of personal. >> it has been this way for weeks now. fetterman spent the better part attacking doctor because. out of touch with pennsylvania voters and accuses awes of pandering before whatever audience is before him. >> in philly on monday, talking about he supports criminal justice reform, but then the very next day in a red county he is mocking it and making fun of it and dumbing it. he has no core. >> doctor awes this against fetterman's idea. he supports releasing some second-degree murder verse from prison. he also accuses fetterman of accusing saying 11 times on record he supports releasing one third of the states prisoners. awes is getting support from district attorney dave sunday. pennsylvania needs a u.s. senator that supports police and prosecutors. if citizens are unsafe, nothing else matters. he has my full support. he tweeted that fetterman would be a rubberstamp fo

author eric metaxas is your most recent book is atheist dead. you open with a quote from solzhenitsyn, do i? yes. talking about the fact that bad things happen, essentially when men forget god. yeah. look, this is what's so we're blessed in america that don't understand where the blessings come from or where the idea of living in a free nation. we, you know, respect people that disagree with us. all of these things ultimately must be seen to come historically from the idea that we find the bible that has worked way out through history and that we have represented so strongly in america that we kind of think it's normal, we think it's existed forever. it has not. and when god is pushed out or is allowed to evaporate from the culture, you seeing bad things happening and the logic goal and point of that is, you know, north korea is is is is muslims having their organs out by the chinese government because they can because they have the power they don't believe in the sanctity of human beings or of life or the gruesome mess of cultures that, in solz

author eric metaxas is your most recent book is atheist dead. you open with a quote from solzhenitsyn, do i? yes. talking about the fact that bad things happen, essentially when men forget god. yeah. look, this is what's so we're blessed in america that don't understand where the blessings come from or where the idea of living in a free nation. we, you know, respect people that disagree with us. all of these things ultimately must be seen to come historically from the idea that we find the bible that has worked way out through history and that we have represented so strongly in america that we kind of think it's normal, we think it's existed forever. it has not. and when god is pushed out or is allowed to evaporate from the culture, you seeing bad things happening and the logic goal and point of that is, you know, north korea is is is is muslims having their organs out by the chinese government because they can because they have the power they don't believe in the sanctity of human beings or of life or the gruesome mess of cultures that, in solz

eric. thank you for hosting the well thank you, eric. thank you for hosting this launch here this evening for the institute. we are very grateful for inviting a canadian here to talk to you about politics and power. i trust by the time i'm finished talking about what i am, you will shoe me out of town for all of my middle power institutional-ism and all the heavy lifting that americans have to do. i won't make her judgments for you. my heart was very warmed as eric was reading this passage. my calvinist heart was very warmed as i was hearing you read about the depredations of sin. and by way of biography, this was one of the ways that i actually came to the tradition of christian real-ism. i didn't initially studied politics in college. i studied history. and i studied calvinism. and when i first encountered herman butterfield who is one of the chapters in here that i love very much, i encountered him as a historian, not an international relations scholar and not as a political scientist. and so one of the contributions that i went on, c

eric herschmann, how many do you have? the more people who spoke with trump about the documents, the fact they didn't belong to, him they weren't is, right? he could get in trouble for holding on to them, particularly if they're classified. the more folks you have like, that the more witnesses, the easier it becomes to prove intent. does that matter to the doj if they were to charge a case, and we're going to go to trial, and wanted to convict someone? you bet it does, because that's how you prove intent, and intent is always an element to the government has to prove in these types of cases, stephanie. i >> want to talk january 6th before we go, claire. liz cheney revealed something interesting at an event tonight. watch this. >> in the cloakroom, on january 6th, before the attack happened, there were so many who wanted to show they were objecting that they'd set up these sign up sheets in the cloakroom, and as i was sitting there, a member came in and he signed his name on each one of the state sheets, and he said, under

he is naming ivanka and eric. he is naming donald trump jr. and for donald trump that seems meaningful. now bill barr was suggesting dragging the children into this was an unsavory thing for the attorney general to do. but does it sound like they played two meaningful roles? >> i want to take you to an example. the trump organization is not, you know, fortune 500 company where there are thousands of people. there are a small group of people. and donald trump has by his decision to wid will it down to the top executives are largely his children. the churn are very involved. one of the scam thamz stood out to me today was the appraisal and what happened at seven springs. seven springs is this estate in new york. donald trump bought it for a few million dollars in 1995. and then turned around and later, i got it here, later puts it at $250 million valuation on it. seven springs is important for a couple reasons. eric trump is very involved in it. he has at times lived there. he proposed to his now wife. there he has a very sent mental attachment

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eric herschmann. i will obviously comply with a subpoena and that case. i'll tell whatever you told donald trump about those documents. here is eric the thing the duty le pen -- >> the day after eastman, i don't member why he called me but he started to le pen -- it's something to deal with georgia, i said to him or you out of your mind? >> i only want to hear two words coming out of your mouth now on. i said good, john neither gonna get the best free legal advice. get a great criminal defence lawyer going to need it. >> donald trump needs that more than ever -- at the same thing the new york times reporting at this hour tonight. that's more than the chances of donald trump being indicted have just skyrocketed. that is not the only breaking news in this case tonight. donald trump's lawyer said in writing tonight, just an hour ago that they're refusing to answer the question of whether donald trump to classified documents seized by the fbi at his florida home because they're saving their answer to that question as a defence to the merits of any subsequent

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eric in venice, florida. best of luck to you. larry in canton massachusetts republican. >> caller: thanks for having. this is not about politics, america. it's about we know most storms come through florida and south carolina, those on the beaches are going to be devastated. this has happened in the past so again we are going to all we can to help people to rebuild but in the end yet to stop building where we know they will be devastated when the storms come through. they're making bad decisions on where to build and expand. so now these places are devastated. so again we have to stop doing these things. >> host: as a larry was talking we're showing you the path of this hurricane. it ripped across florida, picked up steam. it's become a company with a tropical storm as a wind across florida but now it is back to a hurricane and it is headed towards the carolinas. teresa in columbus, ohio, independent. let's hear from you, teresa. >> caller: i felt the same way as a last caller. we have to require flood insurance for everybody, wh

>> you know what i'm not, eric, because guess what?ingly clean lives and believe me, if they could have, they already would have, right? i mean, that's what they wanted. that was their end goal. >> eric trump speaking last year. we're joined now by the business investigations editor for the "new york times," david enrich, author of "servants of the damned." one of the most comprehensively informed guests for exactly this story. this is a big one. >> yeah. >> what jumps out to you in it that you think is either significant or new? >> well, it's just surprising to me to see, in such vivid detail, the lengths to which trump went to allegedly mislead the people that he was in business with, and that really should not come as a surprise after all of the reporting that's out there and what we've all seen firsthand but i've been covering this stuff for a long time and i was surprised by how clear some of this stuff seems, and obviously, we have not heard a full defense from trump's people, but to see the way that trump himself was directly in

not even fang fang had this much pull over eric swalwell.ually checked in with eric swalwell today and we asked him if he felt vindicated there is one person in d.c. sloppier with a chinese spy than he was or he found a new found sense of kinship with hunter over their shared experience. we got no response. but we will keep you posted. it makes you wonder if no one is investigating a chinese spy in the first family, is anyone doing anything about all the other fang fangs swarming around washington? let's ask lee smith the author of the permanent coup. so what do they do to trump? tried to throw him in prison because one russian said they wanted him to win and beat hillary? but now you have a chinese spy working for hunter biden trying to cut gas deals and get uncle joe elected and no one cares? that's crazy. >> yeah. i mean, remember what joe biden has been saying for years that he knows xi jinping better than any other world leader and that turns out to be true. it's not surprising that the chinese communist party would have that -- that th

guys, let's hear it for eric. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: eric inspires everyone who hears hisa's" social pages to learn more. >> i tell you what, eric definitely deserved to be recognized. what an amazing, amazing man. >> incredible. >> got to say happy birthday to you. that's pretty special. > ah. >> yeah, happy birthday, lori bergamotto. >> thank you, thank you. >> congratulations to eric as well. everybody, stay right there. we'll be right back. >>> "gma's" neighborhood hero is sponsored by your good neighbors at state farm. join state farm this september to celebrate good neighbor month. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. hide my skin? not me. and for kids ages 6 months and up that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. with dupixent, you can change how their skin looks and feels. and that's the kind of change you notice. hide my skin? not me. serious allergic

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he is naming ivanka, he is naming eric, he is naming donald trump junior.onald trump, that seems meaningful. now, bill barr earlier today was suggesting that, quote dragging the children into this was an unsavory thing for the attorney general to do. but from what you have read, does it sound like they played meaningful roles and all of this? >> two things, i want to take you to an example, i think they are powerful. the trump organization is not fortune 500 company where there is thousands of people. there are small groups of people, donald trump has, by his decision to whittle it down, top executives are largely as children. he has made that decision. so there is a small group of children that are very involved. one of them, one of the examples that stood up to me today was the appraisal and what happened at seven springs. seven springs is in a state in new york. donald trump brought it for a few million dollars in 1995. then turned around and later, the number of thought, yeah, here, for, he later puts it at $250 million. well, seven squares is important

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>> no. >> eric? one word answer.ng that, cate. >> i agree with cate sentiment is too negative. if we get a report that feels dovish and kacalms the market down, it will be policy statements that things are reversing or the fed cool off on the rate hike. >> eric and cate, i appreciate the insight. >>> that will do it for us on "worldwide exchange. "squawk box" is coming up next thanks for watching. >>> good morning global market turmoil continuing as bond yields are rising. dropping 200 points for the dow in last hour they had been up a little. investors bracing for another wild week on wall street >>> over seas, the british poun dropping and we are watching the italian markets with the first female prime minister. >>> elon musk will face-off with the twitter lawyers today. grilled ahead of the trial that seeks to force him to buy the company he no longer wants. >>> it's monday, september 26th, 2022 only two days until delivering alpha. i can feel the anticipation at "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning wel

number two eric adams got elected and said he was a law and order mayor because he stood next to a coplice and that's what democrats are doing all over the country now. i'm not for defunding police. that's not going to do it. if you're a democrat you're not law and order because they're not for enforcing laws, they're for letting criminals out. they're for -- they're against bail, they're for open borders. so it's not just -- if you say i don't want to defund the police, it doesn't mean that the problem's going to go away. they're the ones who have caused the problems, even if the police are fully funded, crime is rampant in all these democrat-run cities. >> kat: emily. >> emily: this is the biggest example of not in my backyard, right? the mindy approach. to your point this is a mayor who saw our federal government and our president deposit multiple plane loads to this day of minors all around the state, right up the street to jfk. where was the outcry then? where was his addressing of the problem that children are being deposited here and also over 800 disguised as kids because then

host: let's hear from jamaal in atlanta, georgia for our guest eric katz. caller: two questions, who makes the decision on what to spend money on? who makes the decision on whether to rebuild or relocate people who are affected by these things, natural disasters? if you look at louisiana and you have people who have been impacted, what is the point of rebuilding rather than relocating? who makes those decisions? host: jamaal there, thank you jamaal. guest: in terms of where the dollars go, fema works on that with local entities and they also solicit information from the people impacted so they can give them financial assistance and disaster relief grants or small business loans to help them. and of course, there are other elements in the government to help with that. in order of the decision to rebuild or relocate, that is up to the individual. they received assistance for rebuilding or repairs as part of that, it's a complicated process. especially if fema is taking too long or too cumbersome for the individual. obviously, every individual has to weigh tha

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but also eric trump particularly was dealing with, you know, some of the most important questions or has to do with assessments, appraisals of property, and eric trump was the one who was the point person on that, we deal with the appraisers, we say, you know, that somebody came with an appraisal he thought was too low, we try to pump it up, or the opposite and i think they have a lot of exposure because their words are more equally captured and because they've created a paper trail that their father never did. >> we also know that ivanka and don jr., they testified in the civil probe back in july, i believe, and they did in fact not plead the fifth what do you say about that? >> i was surprised by that, because eric trump obviously, had a large number of times previously, and don jr. and ivanka apparently did not. i think that may be partly because eric trump was a little more closely involved with the most problematic aspects of these businesses but they seem to be indicating that don jr., a small role in the company dealing with commercial leasing should have known enough to know

thank you, dom joining us now from communacopia, eric, thanks for being with us. we'll be at the palace hotel as well in the next few days. expectations are cooling we're coming off a pretty good week where the nasdaq moved hoyer again today. where do we go from here >> i think we hit peak fear in a lot of ways through most of the summer months. most of my investor conversations are much more bearish than bullish out of august and into september, we've seen at least in my sector a little reason for optimism e-commerce trends are accelerating as we move past the tough times of the pandemic. digital advertising trends, feared in june or july, that there would be a much more pronounced macroeconomic slowdown, are coming in a little bit better than expected we had snap preannounce to the positive we've had a little bit of a reprieve in terms of data points we've heard from companies a lot of our investors are checking in on consumer demand, enterprise demand, and turnaround stories for 2023 as well >> at the same time, eric, you know, no expectations have changed, onl

eric won he's my favorite eric. [ light laughter ] "he's the most beautiful eric.e bucket me." [ laughter ] guys, listen to this i read that tiger woods turned down an $800 million offer to join the saudi-backed liv golf tournament [ cheers and applause yeah he turned them down. the last time tiger lost $800 million is when he dropped his wallet [ laughter ] some business news, amazon just started offering same-day deliveries from mall stores like diesel, pac sun, and gnc. that's right it's big news, diesel is still in business. [ laughter ] yeah, they're making deliveries from diesel, pac sun, and apparently 2007. [ laughter ] hey, guys, i saw that over 100,000 pounds of frozen p.f. chang's meals were recalled because they were mislabeled as "food." [ laughter ] no >> steve: hey. hey. [ applause ] >> jimmy: come on, now come on. [ cheers and applause come on now. >> steve: come on now. >> jimmy: come on now. yep, some tv news, on last night's episode on "the bachelorette," there were lots of deep conversations one moment in particular was so powerful that it inspi

. > >> injury update to kick things off. 49ers' defensive end eric d defensive end eric armistead hasn't practiced and is questio. is questionable. defensive tack, eric armistead. george kittle will make his season debut. you know george is fired up. >> it's football. we are back! ! we are back! yeah! >> the tidy and missed the firs be know restrictions on kettle against the broncos. he appearso be healthy and ready to go. >> pretty happy i would say. a breath of fresh air, honestly. it feels great to be back on the the football field with the boy. field with the boys. really happy to be back out. catching e football. putting pads on, hitting people. it's fun. > >> basketball season is here. ws training camp begins tomorrow. andre announced on his podcast that he will return to the warrs for his 19th and final nba seasn and final nba season. let's call call it a victory lap. he was ld to just 31 games last season. but on the floor or not, he brings a valuable asset in the form of veteran leadership. a 3d veteran leadership. a 38-year-od veteran leadership. a 38-year-od veteran leadership

eric very definitively.rly in the book says these privateers are not the same as what we think of as pirates before and and i want i would love to hear him kind of explain that to us because i think it's it's a really interesting part of the book and meanwhile ben as he mentioned in his opening, has kind of his the situation where transporting enslaved people across the atlantic ocean is by the time that the clotilda sailed and yet slavery itself was legal. so that way it sort of became this open secret that once the africans were actually on land, then whatever evidence of the crime no longer existed and slavery itself was legal and so i would love to hear both of them kind of tease out those a little bit and kind of talk more about the books. so eric okay. yeah. pirates, the enemies, all mankind. they went out there to attack any ship that potentially had -- on some people have written that pirates were robin hood's men. they were stealing the rich to give to the poor. well, that very well be true. but the

dani: eric, thank you very much. that china data failing to boost sentiment. you also have the pboc once again moving to shore the yuan. let's get more with juliette saly in sydney. juliette: that psychological seven to the dollar barrier broken yesterday and we remain weaker on the offshore yesterday, despite trying to step in. yuan weakness once again as they hit july 2020 lows. we had the 17th day where the pboc was stronger than expected, so a little bit weaker than what we saw on that record on wednesday. the bank sang that the stronger fixing is unlikely to repair this level which we have been broken at, but it could slow down the pain while we wait for the pboc to take measures, and that is what the market is looking for even though that china data was a beat on some fronts. that is a weighing into the stock market pictures, so let's look at the weakness on the asian markets. the csi 300 slid down by one point 4% and the regional stocks on track for the fifth weekly declines. we also heard from the rba governor today. he said the chance of jumbo hikes i

this is eric herschmann, who so unvarnished and his interviews with the january six committee, tonguent, according to new york times reporting, last year, so the ex president, to be clear, that if he didn't return these documents, that he was hoarding in mar-a-lago, that he can face serious legal jeopardy. what that does is it blows up the excuse that there's no way trump knew, when he was living in some delusional fantasyland, exceed been told by one of his deputy white house counsel is that there was legal jeopardy, he had to return the documents and it was serious, and ignored it. >> but he and his folks were saying that complied with everything. >> that's a lie. that's a lie. >> straight up, it's a lie. >> it's a lie. we know from the documents, from his lawyers, he said he turned over everything when he didn't. they held on to other documents. >> it sounds like they were at least trying to obstruct justice, but they knew that they were asking for some sort of documentation, and they weren't willing to hand it over. whether he believed he had to be classified at me at a right to i

y is eric -- i don't call him my mayor because he's not governing the city as he should, so why is ericnot letting the city workers back to what you work? ureter is willing to go back to, by what fir firefighters, so may sydney water's. people are homeless black or white? why is he holding onto this? do you have a personal vendetta against us because what is the problem at this point? it seems personal. >> carley: over 10% during the pandemic is whatever you went into school every single day that you could and it seems like you were almost thanked by getting the pink slip. >> you probably heard people say we went from hero's two >> you would think we were everybody's -- from our point of view, teachers have it so hard, i didn't know. everybody was a pathetic and we congratulated all of a sudden. you don't want to comply? okay, yeah. by. a department of education did not your religious exemption. i? why would they do that? >> you tell me. i don't know. i appealed about three times per once in -- originally in october, and then again in november, and in february, and finally i got told it

the suspect has been identified as 31 year-old eric yeager of fremont for us. rob nesbitt talked with a chp officer. he reports on what happened leading up to the fatal crash. >> chp says that yeager stole a white ford mustang from a home in half moon bay before leading police on a high-speed chase that ended in his death. deputies with the san mateo county sheriff's office spotted the stolen white mustang on route one and chase the driver. eric yeager through pacifica, but lost him near black mountain in san mateo county. chp officer chri part, she says the san mateo police department picked up the pursuit lives the vehicle traveling state route. 92. >> in the city of san mateo, but then they lost visual of the vehicle around edgewater. >> minutes later, a crash happened on highway 92 eastbound on the san mateo bridge west of the toll plaza. the suspect that was driving a white ford mustang ran out of gas on the bridge. so he veered off to the shoulder. >> and exited the vehicle and he ran into the lanes of traffic and a passing motorist struck the suspect, of